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Tuition Fee
Start Date
Medium of studying
Duration
48 months
Program Facts
Program Details
Degree
Bachelors
Major
Customs Administration | Customs Regulations
Area of study
Business and Administration
Course Language
English
Intakes
Program start dateApplication deadline
2024-09-01-
2024-05-11-
About Program

Program Overview


This four-year BBA in Customs Administration program prepares students for leadership roles in customs agencies, equipping them with knowledge in customs procedures, international agreements, and management theories. The program emphasizes legal, economic, managerial, and security aspects of customs administration and offers opportunities for professional qualifications through certifications, making graduates highly sought after in the fields of customs administration, international trade, and logistics.

Program Outline


Degree Overview:

This degree program is designed in accordance with the World Customs Organization’s professional standards for team-leaders and mid-level managers of any customs agency. Apart from the classical subjects like Customs Valuation, the Harmonized System, Rules of Origin, and Customs Inspection, this program teaches contemporary management methods including risk management and international customs instruments such as the Safe Framework of Standards. The program gives students the knowledge and skills necessary for effective administration of customs services relating revenue collection, border security and inspection as well as trade facilitation. Hence, it produces all-round graduates competent in legal, economic, managerial and security matters pertaining to customs administration. Students can also acquire professional qualifications through CILT, and International Customs Association (ICA-WTO) by meeting additional requirements for these professional awards.


Outline:


Year 1

  • Semester (1) – Fall - 15CH
  • ENGL 100 English I (3 CH)
  • GISL 100/105 Islamic Thought (Arabic/English) (3 CH)
  • GEST 100 Emarati Studies (3 CH)
  • Semester (2) – Spring – 18CH
  • BACC 205 Principles of Financial Accounting (3 CH)
  • BECN 100 Microeconomics (3 CH)
  • ENGL 105 English II (3 CH)
  • BBUS 200 Introduction to Responsible Business (3 CH)
  • GMAT 115 Mathematics for Business II (3 CH)
  • Elective 1 (3 CH)

Year 2

  • Semester (3) – Fall – 18CH
  • BBUS 110 Fund.
  • Of Innovation and Entrepreneurship (3 CH)
  • BSTA 200 Statistical Analysis (3 CH)
  • ESPU 200 English for Special Purpose (Business) (3 CH)
  • GCRT 200 Critical and Creative Thinking (3 CH)
  • BFIN 200 Principles of Financial Management (3 CH)
  • Elective 2 (3 CH)
  • Semester (4) – Spring – 18CH
  • BMNG 200 Management and Organizational Behavior (3 CH)
  • BBUS 205 Quantitative Analysis in Business (3 CH)
  • BBUS 225 Research Methods (3 CH)
  • GCMM 205 Communication & Negotiations Skills (3 CH)
  • BECN 225 Macroeconomics (3 CH)
  • Elective 3 (3 CH)

Year 3

  • Semester (5) – Fall – 15CH
  • BMNG 310 Operation Management (3 CH)
  • BMRK 200 Principles of Marketing (3 CH)
  • BBUS 305 Business Law (3 CH)
  • BMNG 315 International Business Management (3 CH)
  • BBUS 343 Emerging Technologies in Business (3 CH)
  • Semester (6) – Spring – 12CH
  • BBUS 400 Strategic Management Capstone (3 CH)
  • BCA 200 Customs Theory and Practice (3 CH)
  • BCA 210 HSN Classification & Custom Tariff (3 CH)
  • BCA 310 Customs Valuation (3 CH)

Year 4

  • Semester (7) – Fall – 12CH
  • BCA 300 International Agreements on Trade and Customs (3 CH)
  • BCA 320 Post-Clearance Audit (3 CH)
  • BCA 400 Customs Procedure & Trade Facilitation (3 CH)
  • Elective 4 (3 CH)
  • Semester (8) – Spring – 15CH
  • BCA 473 Industry Project (6 CH)
  • BCA 410 Risk Management and Customs Intelligence (3 CH)
  • BCA 420 Technology, Border Security and Inspection (3 CH)
  • BCA 440 Customs Investigations and Law Enforcement (3 CH)

Careers:

A BBA in Customs Administration can lead to various career opportunities in the field of customs administration, international trade, and logistics. Here are some potential career paths for graduates:

  • Customs Officer: Work in government customs agencies, enforcing customs regulations, conducting inspections, and ensuring compliance with import/export laws.
  • Customs Broker: Assist importers and exporters in navigating customs procedures, ensuring compliance with regulations, and facilitating smooth customs clearance.
  • Trade Compliance Specialist: Ensure adherence to international trade regulations and manage compliance programs for businesses engaged in global trade.
  • International Trade Analyst: Conduct research and analysis on international trade policies, market trends, and trade agreements to support business decision-making.
  • Supply Chain Manager: Oversee the movement of goods across borders, manage logistics operations, optimize supply chain efficiency, and ensure compliance with customs requirements.
  • Import/Export Coordinator: Handle documentation, coordinate logistics, prepare customs declarations, and manage import/export processes for businesses engaged in international trade.
  • Logistics Manager: Manage the transportation, warehousing, and distribution of goods, ensuring timely and cost-effective movement across borders.
  • Trade Consultant: Provide advisory services to businesses on customs regulations, trade compliance, market entry strategies, and international trade practices.
  • International Trade Compliance Auditor: Conduct audits to assess the compliance of businesses with customs regulations, trade policies, and import/export requirements.

Other:

  • The program is particularly relevant for individuals who aspire to work in government agencies, customs departments, international trade organizations, logistics companies, freight forwarders, and other related fields.
  • Students pursuing a BBA in Customs Administration will gain a comprehensive understanding of the legal, economic, and operational aspects of international trade.
  • The program is suitable for individuals who have an interest in international business, customs operations, trade policies, and logistics management.
  • It can be a valuable choice for those who enjoy working with regulations, have an attention to detail, possess analytical skills, and are interested in the complexities of international trade.
  • The field of customs administration and international trade offers a wide range of roles in both the public and private sectors, with opportunities for specialization and advancement.
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Admission Requirements

Entry Requirements:

  • High School: 75% for General Stream, 70% for Advanced or Elite Stream
  • English: EmSAT 1100 or Academic IELTS 5.00 or TOEFL (PBT 500 or IBT 61 or CBT 173)
  • Math: EmSAT 600 or UD math placement test

Language Proficiency Requirements:

  • English: EmSAT 1100 or Academic IELTS 5.00 or TOEFL (PBT 500 or IBT 61 or CBT 173)
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